What's In Your Water? Your City's Report Doesn't Tell the Full Story.
From PFAS to lead service lines to well water contaminants — comprehensive water testing that goes beyond the basics.
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Why This Matters
Quick Summary
- City reports test at plant — not your tap
- 149 Ohio communities have PFAS contamination
- Lead service lines still common in older homes
- Private wells are unregulated in Ohio
Most people trust that their tap water is safe because their city issues an annual water quality report. But those reports test at the treatment plant, not at your faucet. Between the plant and your glass, water travels through miles of aging infrastructure, lead service lines, copper pipes, and fixtures that can leach contaminants your city never tests for at the point of use.
Ohio faces particular water quality challenges. 149 Ohio communities have detected PFAS — so-called 'forever chemicals' — in their water supplies. These synthetic chemicals are linked to cancer, thyroid disease, immune system suppression, and developmental problems. Meanwhile, thousands of homes still connect to the municipal system through lead service lines that can introduce dangerous levels of lead into drinking water, particularly when water chemistry changes or pipes are disturbed by construction.
If you're on a private well, the responsibility falls entirely on you. Ohio does not regulate private well water quality, which means nobody is testing your water unless you are. Wells can be contaminated by agricultural runoff, septic system failures, naturally occurring minerals like arsenic, and industrial chemicals that have migrated through groundwater.
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How Bidemly Helps
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- Test for heavy metals, PFAS, bacteria, VOCs
- EPA-approved sampling methods
- Results compared to EPA limits
- Treatment recommendations included
Bidemly offers comprehensive water quality testing panels that analyze for heavy metals, PFAS, bacteria, nitrates, volatile organic compounds, and dozens of other contaminants. We collect samples directly from your tap or well using EPA-approved methods, and our accredited laboratory partners provide detailed analytical results. Every report includes clear interpretation of results against EPA Maximum Contaminant Levels and actionable recommendations for filtration or treatment if needed.
What You Get
Every test includes these deliverables — no surprise add-ons.
Is This Service Right for You?
Homeowners on private wells
Ohio doesn't regulate private well water. If you're not testing, nobody is. Annual testing is recommended at minimum.
Parents concerned about lead in drinking water
Even if your city's water tests clean at the plant, lead can enter your water from service lines and household plumbing. Point-of-use testing is the only way to know.
Property owners in PFAS-affected communities
149 Ohio communities have detected PFAS. Testing confirms whether your specific property is affected and at what levels.
Restaurants and food service businesses
Water quality directly affects food safety, taste, and equipment longevity. Regular testing demonstrates due diligence for health inspections.
Real estate buyers and sellers
Water quality testing — especially for well-served properties — is increasingly expected in real estate transactions and can affect property value.
Transparent Pricing
Basic water screening panels start at $200. Comprehensive panels including PFAS testing range from $500-$1,200+. Well water packages and commercial testing programs available. Contact us for a customized testing scope based on your concerns and property type.
Most inspections are completed in a single visit with minimal disruption.
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